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Export to Germany-Certificate of Origin

Rudrayani Shedjale

Hello

We export the goods to Germany. So we have to provide Certificate of Origin i.e.Form A (GSP) to them.

We applied for GSP & then the the final copy of Airway bill received.

So there is a difference of 51 kgs in gross weight which is mentioned in GSP/Invoice & Airway bill

Can this create an issue for importing the goods in Germany for our buyer?

Please guide.

51 kg Weight Discrepancy in Export Docs; No Import Issue as Net Weight Matches Order; Address Airways Negligence. A query was raised about a 51 kg discrepancy in the gross weight between the Certificate of Origin (Form A GSP) and the airway bill for goods exported to Germany. Respondents advised that this difference should not pose an issue for importation, as the net weight and value are consistent with the buyer's order. The GSP form primarily aids in customs duty relief, and the remittance should reflect the actual quantity received. It was suggested to address any negligence with the airways. The goods in question are pharmaceutical products, which undergo verification upon import. (AI Summary)
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